Nationally known watercolorist, juror, educator, and author features her paintings, prints, DVD Video Workshop, and book "Making Color Sing".

Recent Honors: An Artist-to-Artist interview with Jeanne Dobie is featured in the Winter 2008 issue of Watercolor Magazine. (Click Here to see the article as a PDF file - 500kb)
Additional paintings are displayed in the Online Gallery at myamericanartist.com.
Jeanne Dobie was honored as one of the 20 Great Teachers featured in the Watercolor magazine Fall 2006 Collectors Edition (American Artist publication). The selection represented the outstanding artists who championed the watercolor medium throughout the past two decades to its level of prominence today.

"The ultimate high for me is the act of painting in God's great outdoors," says artist Jeanne Dobie. "Everything that happens afterwards is appreciated but an anticlimax."

A lot has happened, however, for this well-known American artist in the form of numerous medals and awards from national exhibitions such as the American Watercolor Society, the National Watercolor Society, and the Transparent Watercolor Society of America among others. Her paintings are represented in prominent collections, including the Frye Museum, Seattle, WA, and have been featured on the covers and in articles in American Artist and The Artist's Magazines, as well as in many U.S. and European publications. Dobie is a signature member of both the American and National Watercolor Societies, a frequent juror of major national exhibitions (A.W.S. 2007, N.W.S. 2006, A.W.S. 2004, A.W.S. 2001, N.W.S. 1997, A.W.S. 1995), the instructor in her DVD Video "Workshop" series and the author of the best-selling book "Making Color Sing".

The Artist's Magazine July 2000 issue featured Jeanne Dobie's work on the cover and in an article, as shown here.

*Copyright Notice: All artwork, videos, and book have been previously copyrighted by Jeanne Dobie and cannot be copied or reproduced in any form without the written permission of Jeanne Dobie.